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Joined 10 years ago

The home of the Detroit Tigers offers baseball fans a chance to watch the game in a state-of-the-art facility.. The Venue
Two enormous tiger statues greet visitors from the park's main entrance, along with inlaid pillars decorated with giant tiger scratches. Aside from the mascot theme, stadium designers bridged the old (Detroit Tiger memorabilia hangs throughout the park) with the new (tall jets of spotlighted water sway beyond center field after a Tiger home run). There's even a carousel and Ferris wheel to ride.

The Experience
Comerica Park was designed to provide fans with a wonderful view of the city's skyline. Also, many of Tiger Stadium's shortcomings, such as obstructed views and uncomfortable seats, are history; there's not a bad seat in this house. And nouvelle baseball cuisine has arrived: Comerica Park's Big Cat Court features a variety of offerings, including pizza, gyros, subs and baked potatoes.

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not_given

Joined 10 years ago

I can't get a hot dog an beer. Food service is the worst in the country.

I got up to get a 2 hot dogs and a beerin the 5th inning. It was the 8th by the time I got back to my seat.

You have to goto one line for a hot dog another for beer and a another for water. Each line was 10 minutes long.

It is the worst thing I've ever seen. I will never go again. Other than that the place is great.

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lockjawdavis

Joined 11 years ago

Location, location, location.. Okay, the place was alot funkier when it was on Woodward. But instead of tearing it down to make way for Comerica Park(ing), they jacked the thing up and rolled it a block and a half east where it's now nestled comfortably between the ball park and the shiny new home of the Lions, Ford Field. So instead of boozy hipsters in leather, it now attracts boozy sports fans in khakis. The food is standard bar grub, but the service (even on the busiest ball game days) is always remarkable. Fast and friendly. Check it out in the midst of a Tigers (or Lions) blowout.

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rpb123

Joined 11 years ago

Everyone Enjoys Themselves. Everyone I have taken to this park has left happy regardless of how good or horrible the Tigers played. There are so many interesting places to watch the game and the attention to detail (outfield statues, custom tile work, etc) always provides something to hold your interest. Lastly the beautiful view of the Detroit skyline gives vistors a postive lasting impression of the city.

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budward3

Joined 11 years ago

Baseball at it's best. What a great place to see the Tiger's play ball. This is really a super stadium to see a game in. There are no bad seats.

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bug_eyes_2001

Joined 11 years ago

Great time in the city. Baseball is still America's past time while watching a game in Comerica Park

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cclittle

Joined 11 years ago

Tiger Stadium----NOT!. Why the Tiger quit on Tiger Stadium I'll never understand. It's no wonder they don't draw flies here. With long time broadcaster Ernie Harwell retireing at the end of this year I sugest you stay home and listen to the game on radio.

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PatrickRains

Joined 11 years ago

One of the nicer "new" ballparks. I've been to most of the "new" retro parks and have to say Comerica is one of the best. A little overdone on the Tiger statuary everywhere, but really well designed. Like the concourses with historical references to Tiger history. I imagine some people dislike the ferris wheel et al for kids, but I thought it was a nice touch and well done. Also, appreciate they located it downtown rather than some out of the way burb.